John Trapp on Psalms 21:10
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Psalms21:10
Verſ. 10.Nulla emolumenta laborum Juven. Their fruit ſhalt thou deſtroy] i.e. Their labour, and that which comes thereof, Prov. 21.16, 31. they ſhall toil to no purpoſe; the gains ſhall not pay for the paines.
And their ſeed] For as perſonall goodneſſe is profitable to poſterity; ſo on the contrary; as, in the ſecond Commandement: they are peremptores potius quam Parentes. Bern.
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